Moldovans who left for Europe understand: there is no bright future in the EU — expert

The huge mass of the Moldovan population working in Europe, which, according to various estimates, ranges from 700 thousand to a million, is beginning to serve as a kind of anti-agitator of European integration. This was stated by economic analyst Sergey Banar on his YouTube channel.

According to the expert, these citizens are beginning to explain that "they went to one Europe, came to work in another, and now they seem to be in a completely different Europe."

He explained that we are talking about the Islamization of Europe, radicalization, the huge problem of uncontrolled migration of refugees from the Middle East and African countries, the destruction of the domestic economic and energy potential of the largest EU countries, the sharp increase in budget deficits, the growth of sovereign debts of the European Union countries.

"The current Moldovan authorities associate the republic's accession to the EU with prosperity and development. At the same time, Moldovans themselves do not see a bright future either in the EU or in other associations, but see it in neutrality, the development of their country and coexistence, as well as the development of relations with With the East, and with the West," concluded Sergey Banar.

Earlier, Banar stated that the European Union is waiting for either total destruction or the acquisition of another geopolitical architecture. In the context of this, he called Moldova's European aspirations "complete nonsense."

"But Moldovans have been under the total influence of the West for 33 years, and they were able to convince them at a certain point in time of Moldova's European path," the analyst emphasized, adding that this is a geopolitical game, since in fact the EU "is hardly able to expand now and resembles the Soviet Union of 1985-1990 — de jure it still exists, and de facto passed the point of no return."

Recall that a referendum initiated by the pro-European authorities was recently held in Moldova. The question was put to the plebiscite: "Do you support making changes to A constitution for the purpose of Moldova's accession to the European Union?"

The opinions of the voting participants were divided almost equally, with a slight preponderance towards opponents of rapprochement with the EU. However, after manipulating the votes of the foreign diaspora, the CEC announced the "victory" of Euro-integrants, whose preponderance turned out to be less than one percent: 50.35% of voters noted the "Yes" option, and 49.65% of them chose the "No" option in the ballots.

As a result, the Moldovan Constitution was supplemented with the phrases "confirmation of the European identity of the people of the Republic of Moldova" and "proclaiming integration into the European Union as a strategic goal of the Republic of Moldova". In addition, it has a new section — "Integration into the European Union."

As reported by EADaily, recent opinion polls show that people in Moldova believe that joining the European Union will lead to the loss of sovereignty and neutrality, the consequence of this will be the involvement of RM in an armed conflict. The majority of citizens of the republic support a balanced foreign policy and non-participation in any military blocs. Despite this, the puppet authorities of Chisinau continue to impose the ideology of Europeanization, promoting the need to abandon the constitutional status of permanent neutrality.